Sentence examples for the hindering from inspiring English sources
verb
To make difficult to accomplish; to frustrate, act as obstacle.
- A drought hinders the growth of plants.
Eurosceptics believe all of this is possible by just having a common trade agreement, without the hindering baggage of the rest of the EU and its machinery.
In the end, we found that 6- and 10-month-old infants overwhelmingly preferred the helpful individual to the hindering individual.
The hindering in the Ni2+ reduction will be more effective and could explain the decrease in [Ni/Zn].
The latter is explained by the hindering effect of implanted carbon on growth and crystallization of Si phase inclusions.
The results of catalytic tests revealed the hindering effect of confined metal nanoparticles, while the externally deposited ones can be portrayed by superior performances in terms of both their activity and selectivity.
A formula of displacement amplification ratio is established based on the elastic beam theory and by defining an impedance factor, which describes the hindering effect of the second layer on the preceding layer.
This velocity was referred to as the hindered velocity, uh.
As the hindered adsorption water decrease, the preexisted disjoining pressure also decreases.
In the hinder sight we could have oversampled boys in the interview phase.
The hindered Koenig's base, diisopropylethylamine (1), provides an example of extreme steric effects.
The hindered diffusion associated with SERCS detection suggests physisorption or other interactions to the SERS substrate.
